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HoMINa PIGEONS.
ons . I'M. Frolsmuth's Fllsrs arrives from

ohn VI ~. ffoismuth' fllefs arrives from
Charleston.
eAtS:45 o'clock yeaterday afternoon one
Of the two Ihoming pigeonnt owned by Mr..
Michael Frelsmuth, the wsll.known bar.
Der and pigeon, fancisr Of this city, which
were taken to Charleston by NJ Emshol.
mer, one Of the representatives from tho
Masonic, lodges OF this city 10 the Grand
Lodge now In session there, reached its
home, Mr.. FielHmuth's large pigeon loft.
The other bird had not arrived at dusk
1t will probably DO on hand early this
morning unless sons accident has be.
The blrda were flown from the ton Of
the Hotel Ruffner, In Charleston, at 10
o'clock In the morning. The one that rot
In was therefore s hours and 45 minnees
flying, the distance, which is estimated at
1876 miles In q direct line. Y Under ordin.
ary circumstances, this ls not fast time,
but considering tho disadvantages The
bird encountered yesterday, the trial 10 q
highly satisfactory one. In tho frat place
the day VICE q dark and cloudy one, not at
all suitable to flying pigeons, and second.
ly, they had to work against d strong weat
wind all tho time. The wind necessariIy
made progress slow.
The miseing bird Ia the father Of tho
one that got home and also Of "Wichita,"
the handsome carrier owned by Mr..
Freiemnth, that made the tip from
Wichita here In auch good time last year.
The bird thai returned yesterday ia q full
brother Of Wichita" The father is about
four yeara old and the son one and O half
years old. Tho father 10 On imported Eng.
lish full blood bird md his sons urs irom
an imported German bird.
MIR. Freismuth says that tho son takes
after ito mothers breed the German
bird when released starts on at one,. The
English bird will waste an hours tim1o or
so clrcling and getting its bearings. He
ascribes the non arrival Of the older bird
to this trait, though 1t may DO tho. 1t has
been attacked by a bird OF prey in crossing
the mountains, and killed. The bird that
am in was ngood shape but very hun
RYy, ,isl IA. 4EE
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WILL KEEP STILL
THE NRxr TIME NE aErs RoupKp.
..|NT|I" TTIEN I| q TU-0TV"1 TTIVI "IWIH 80"
. Psn%nsSiranian Claims to have besn "Done
mp for 500 In a, Centre Wheeling dive,
and when he Complains no Is Fined
on two Charges and Sent to jail,

Yesterday Henry Mccullough, who
gives hia home as Spring Hill, Pa, com.
planned at police headquarters that no had
been. robbed Of 800 in the house Of Ill fame
Of Ann Kelm on Twenty.atth utroet. His
story Id that he went there with Frank
Welman, a well known character, but
that Woimans left before he did, and after
bis departure he still had the money. Ho
accused Mamie Anderson, an inmate OF
the house, OF robbing him. Tho police
authorities Gent him 10 Squire Dayis's
office, whore he again told the story. In
tho course Of 1t 1t was developed that Nc.
Cullough was drunk when be visited the
house. and after hearing the atory, Squire
Davis fined him ST. and costs for drunken.
neso, and $40 and c:ata for adultery. OF
course, having lost ill his money, and
being o stranger In q strange land, McCol.
Tough had no money to pay tho fines aud
had to go to jail. The hoaring OF the girl
on the charge Of robbery was Get for Last
evening at 7 O'Clock.
Some doubt being expressed as to
whether Mccullough had 90 much money
as he claimed, Officer Dunlap went at his
request to. Cahill's saloon, on the Upper
market square, where one OF the Oahille
said be had seen McCollough have q large
roll Of money tho night before.
When the hearing anne on everything
was against Mccullough. Oahill was not
there, and a request by Mccullough to
have the hearing postponed until to-day
TO get this testimony was refused. The
Anderson girl was fined $50 and costs on
the same charge .as Mccullough. Mrs.
Keim Wa taken as surety for this fine.
On the charge Of robbery the girl was dis.
charged. Mccullough was sent back to
jail In default OF the fines. @I15,
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Broke tho Blockade,

There has been a good deal Of com
plant lately Of the manner in which the
Baltimore & Ohio train hands blockaded
Market and Main streets with long freight
trains on the Sixteenth street track. Sun.
day afternoon q long train stood till
there Tor q long time, eHectuslly stopping
all travel. Yesterday afternoon another
train stopped there, reaching from the
creek bridge to tho Hemp6sld yard. OH.
Ger Shorts had heard some OF the kicking
and he went to tho conductor and or.
dered him to b.eak the train at Main and
Market streets under pain Of arrest. The
train was parted, and the delayed pedes.
TRANS applsuded.
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The lsiuOflnrt STafers.

Another large house was delighted at
the Grand las. night by the Rinehart Sis.
tsrs' Opera Company in Little Rad
Riding Hood" The old nuraery story
has been made over into a very funny
plsy, lntersperaed with On abundance Of
good singing by Bertis and Goldis Rine-
hart aud the other capable members Of
the, company, and dancing by Stella Rine.
hart and others. The piece is especially
attractive for ladios and children, and will
be repeated this afternoon at the matinee,
A score or 80 Of Wheeling children assist
In the performance. The wolf is there lie
siza. This evening cinderella" will be
gwen. The company is a good one and
deserves the good reception it is meeting
with from Wheeling theatre goere.
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Capt. Charlie Muhloman, Of the steamer
Andes, was in the city for a iow hours yes.
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Mrs.. Joseph Waters Is seriously i'll. .
Another handsome new brick residence nov
graces West Walnut street. - ~,
The Ohio Valley Wine Company yesterday pu,
IN thelr oDlcc a brand new large safe from a Canton
The new orchestra lately organized, promises to
city. gFaE3E Tc.ItS - - -
For the latest fall and winter styles in good A.
ting clothes, go to +. Rub, merchant tailor, second
For anything In gents furnishings, hats, caps.
Commercial Block. M =. !
d., Israel Weyrick. the Oldest physician In the
city, died shortly before midnight last night In biz
sevcnty.second year, nfter q tedious Illness, Ue
was q very old resident Of Martins Ferry.
Yesterday afternoon q rather prepossesslpg5 wo.
s man' Y PROBABLY I'VE and twenty, made her appear
city, anu inquired for the proprietor. As that gen.
Tie man stepped forward thc claimed old acQuaint.
ssnI s s gsaspins him by tho hand, and. calling
her intention Of starting a millinery store. If she
could dnd a suitable house In this city. sie gave
good references from Akron and Mlssilon, Ohio, us
agood business woman, possessed of considerable
far as Newark to-day, and as she had been
III this city and Wheeling for gom eight
Or ten days she was out OF money.
ana desired : me loan Of enough cash to take her 70
tsInan ~ MSieAnut ihN!ieu lutently 10 her
tale, ana nodded atlrmatiyely when she made
known her wants. He thought best, however. tn
consider the matter and called a couple OF gentle.
men friends In the store aud introduced them to
the lady, and stated her desires. and left her.
Luckily neither OF these gentlemen possessed the
amount Of cash neces AIRY, and the woman, with
a pitiful goodbye, left tho store excIaiming.
Will l DO? whist will I do?n The above
scene was enacted about two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. AT five O'Clock, three hours later, tho
woman was seen In a down town saloon shaking
dice with a couple Of gentlemen friends, and pay.
Ing for the drinks. She crossed the river and was
to say the was quitting up In an East
WheelinS house" Nothing, more was seen OF her
aiter SIX O'Clock. The gentlemen appealed to for
ala may consider themselves lucky they were out
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Mrs, Co.'S Is having her restaurant lighted and
man named Mc9llmau, living out the nike,
ai1c, sustaing severe injuries.
while Ashbaugh. living out the pike, shot the
end o. his finger OF while trying to load a revolver
by driving the cartridge In With a stone. -
MI. ponelly. a highly respected young man. liy..
ing IN kirIwood, died Sunday morning, oftyphoid
lever, and was buried yesterday afternoon.
4 new remedy for chappcd hands and face, has
gtsts, manufactured by them and called Derma
cold weather. ~ 'S''""N- - :
The Sherman House Is being oyerhauled and
renovated throughout. Mr.. Charles Carpenter has
and heating purposes for natural gay, The WOOL
Work Will be almost new, and tho building hand.
5onely painted inside and out, = 49,
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Sons Of Veterans.

The Camp Of tho cons Of Veterans that
10 to be organised here will be mustered
IN this evening at 8 o'clock sharp. The
mus.ering in officer will be Col. Romeo
H.. Freer, Of Richie county, who is at the
head OF the order in this State. The
Camp will be organized aud mustered in
at the headquarters Of Holiday Poat G..
A. +. in the Odd Fellows block. All who
wish to Join, become charter members,
are urged to be present promptly at the
hour and place named. All G. A, r,
comrades who may desire to attend are
cordially urged 10 bs present.
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Transrers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10 re.
deeds in fee:
Deed meda November II by s. D. Boyce
70 Anna IL. z.ue, in confederation Of SIS.
Ter lots "a, IS, 40 and Al Of tho Zane tract,
on the leland, laid out by W. P. Hubbard
d.; III. Russell, special commissioners.
Deed made November 8, by Andrew
Hydinger snd wife to- Mrs. Louiaa, wife
L. King, in consideration ot,S650,
ior lotl2 and tho north 33a fest OF lot "a
in square 2 Of the'La Grange addition,
Deod made November Is by Nora NJ.
Heiser and Charles F., he, husband, to
Henry Foster, in confederation Of SLIGO,
lor q lot fronting 90 feet 6 inches on the
Eest dido OF McColloch street between
Tenth md Eleventh etreets.
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WE ARE THE LEADERS IN LATEST STYLES AND THE GUIDING
{ Popularity h IN SeasonabIe Styles.

ching out Tor more trade with IRRESISTIBLE INDUCEMENTS be,
competition or comparison. Come and see for yourselt.g
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Dr. reference to our new advertisements
It Will BIZ. seen that q new term Of the
Linsly, Institute will open Monday, No.
vomber p. Whilet tho friends and patrons
OF the Linsly regretted the resignation oil
OF Major Leo as assistant and Commandant
OF Cadets, they are glad to know that the
vacancy has been moro than filed by the
able assistance o fProf. Roemer, of Marietta
College, and Capt. Geo. Boyd, OF the West
Virginia University. It is gratifying to
the many friends Of this old and popular
institution that under its present manage.
ment the school is prosperous, and that
next term promises to open up with quite
an increase Of pupils.
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The young mems evsngelistic meeting
at the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms, Last evening, attracted large mum.
bar OF young men. to the building. The
parlors were filed and the services was
enjoyed by all. Owing 10 the church
prayer msoting tonight the meeting will
not begin until Q O'Clock. All young men
are invitsl 10 attend. 7TEI
Ihe nnion prayer nesting for everybody
will Ds conducted by Rev. G. w. Crimes,
pastor OF the Thompson N. E. Church, at
4 O'Clock this afternoon.
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ono Of the men working on tho new Cleveland,
i0ra1n 4 wheeling trestle fell and was seriously
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Mrs. Joseph Waters Is seriously Ill. 3
Another handsome new brick residence nov
graces West Walnut street. - ~.
The OHIO Valley Wine Company yesterday put
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Following is tho list OF free.holdcrs
drawn and summoned to serve as grand
jurorsl in the Circuit Court, at the term
which opensnex Monday: John Strosh-
line, William Wolvington, Fred Nolte,
Alonzo Loriug, John Beltz, James Ewing,
Fred Happy, yJ.4W. Paxton, Alexander
Lsing, Clark Hanes, P. H. Miller, Frank
Walters, Bernard Klovis, Robert a. Pogue,
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WIN uelobrnts All, Bir,hdny.

To-day is Col. Jacob Nunge's fity.eishth
birthday, and be will celebrate the event
at his place in the Second ward market
square in q royal, style, euch as he has
been noted for doing for many years past.
He will have a big lunch spread all day,
and every one OF Uncle Jake'a big circle
Of friends Is expected to call and wish tho
old man continued lifo and prosperity
and psrtake Of the good cheer.
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Dead Sure Thing On rrunk 0,lI,,t.

7. Frank Gillett, Of this city (Noriolk), tho
lucky holder OF ono-ten.h part OF ticket
6l,503 in The Louisiana State Lottery,
drawing $50, 600 on ths 18Th inst, received
9 package yesterday by the Wells.Fargo
Express Containing $50 crisp twenty dol.
lar bills. Returns werc made In lust nine
days from the time tho ticket was for.
Earded from hero for collection.-Norbiolk
(Neb.) News, Sept. 90.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK

WE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, pantalo0nings and Over.
coatlngs, which We aro prepared to make
up In tlrst.class style ut reasonable
prices.
A full limo Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now III stock.
Our White Unlaundrled Shirt, louble
scanned, rc.enforced front and back, at
% ccnts, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. q. HESS & SONS,
1871 1898 Market Street.
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Indications

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 16.-For West
Virginia, Ohio and Indiana, warmer fair
weather, light to fresh variable winds
generally shifting to southerly.
For Western Pennsylvania, generally
fair weather, light to freeh westerly winds
becoming variable, followed by alowly
rising temperature.
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WITH the hid Of new and improved
steam machinery We can sell Picture
Frames and M0uldings at prices mover
dreamed Of before. Kinks Art store,
1905 Main street.
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WTIATED BLOOD,
scrofulous, Inherited and Conta.
gious Humors Cured
by Cuticura,

THROUGH the medium Of one OF your books 1e.
a ! ssiHed T. through ssh. !! Frank !: Wiay, Druggist,
cnra Remedies. and take this opportunity TO tes.
uty TO you that their use has permanently c,,red
nc Of one OF the worst cases Of blood POISONING. In
connection E 9 WIZ eEysipeln, that l have ever seen,
and mis- after having been pronounced incurabIr
BY some Of tho best physicians In our countv !
take great pleasure In forwarding to Won this tyae,i.
mSa!sl. UNSOLICITED as # is BY you, In order that
couragcd to give your Cutlcura Remedies 4 tr Ia ~ y,
.3ssS p.s. W~HITLINGER, Leechburv. Pa
Reference: Frank 7. Wsay, Druggist, Apoilo. pa
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~GENrLgMEN, examine our lace Wauken.
phsst If you want q chloe thst will not
hurt your ieet. J.. W. AM1cK,
1l43 Main atraet
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For tina edi6cation Of these who may
heoltats to give their feathers to FULLY &
70, l04S Market street, in Wow Of the re.
cent dishonest action in Belmont county,
the following explsine itself:
WHEELING, November Is.
To Nhom u Nay Concern:
!have personally examined testimonisls
exhibited 10 NE by Tally & Co., feather
.renovato.s, for excellent work done, and
am Satisfied they arc genuine.
Q. W. sEABRlGnT, Mayor.
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ANEW s1aIKR.-The working classes
have struck againat %high-priced cough
medicines. and iudoreed DR.. Bulls Couch
Syrup. Price 25 cents g bottle,
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'TnE first bringsr OF unwelcome news
hath but a losing Office" So happy people
prefer to tell oil the terrible pains they
have cured with Salvation Oil. lSE&
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1t Is a question that is settled beyond
all doubt that Kinks Art Store, 1905
Main street, IL tho place 10 buy picture
Frames. MOuldings and Artist Materials.
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The finest Ter-pin alley at Seibsrt's
Thanksgiving day.
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Special Inducements.

Do not failto road our ""Happy Thought"
and "Ttmely Suggestion See advertise
ment elsewhere in this paper. Having
received an order for a Oaligraph Writer,
also Nan order for o Sewing Machine in.
tended for Christmas gifts, we are prompt.
ed to make the special Inducements offer.
ed in our advertisement.
Z Very truly,
EDWARD L. ROSE & o.,
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GENTLEMEN, 500 our genuine porpoise
shoe, 10 waterproof, and Just the shoe for
winter. !@J.W. Aurck,
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lily Main Street, Wheeling, WA.
BELLAIIsE.
A Young Thief Confessos-Ilad Fall-sons
Of Veterans, sto.

OF Veterans, otc.
Miss Hattie Moore Is in Martins Ferry,
The Board Of Education mot last night.
Mr.. John 8. Sullivan Is In Columbus on business.
city yesterday. Ft3TET 80 -.
Mrs; Joseph, Wilson. Of steubonvlllc, is In the
city visiting Mrs. Turner.
Mr. Young, Thief OF tho Chicago fire Department,
was In this city yesterday. 7r
NJ. Boyle. OF Wellsyille. Is running engine No. Q,
In the Cleveland d Pittsburgh yards. $500
A meeting will DO held tonight to organize a
camp Of Sons Of Veterans at City hall.
Mrs. James McNelce passed through the city YES.
Hraay on her way home from Wheeling.
Miss Ida Nlcol, OF Antrim, o., has returned
home alter q pleasant visit to friends here. 49,
Oliver Porterfeld. OF Centeryille, passed through
the city on his way to college at Hopedalc, o. IN
Marshal Darby took James Mahoney 10 St. Glars.
stae yesefasy, 10 WORK out a ten days' sentence on
Iorain 4 Wheeling trestls fell and was seriously
hurt yesterday. Sd tip -. :"
MI. John s. Hare left yesterday for Wichita,
kanses. accompanied by hi mother. They expect
to make their home there. -,
) Mr.. Ed Elliott, OF tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh
aelarqea; mas ~ : g;sI aw1sy 70 get married Thursday
parents. 1If7 49, - '1'As.
Frank Sherwood, arrested for robbing Blum's
store. has made q clean breast OF the affair and has
returned All the goods. He shouldered all the
10 years old, se '.--"~ - '
Tomorrow night Black Prince Lodge No. 81,
knights Of Pythias. will give a supper In their hall,
IN AcItegor block. Among the lodges that will be
present. arc the Evening star. Of Benwood; Belmont.
q Bridgeport; Ohio CITY. OF Martins fe.ry, and
warren, OF GAINESVILLE. An extra meeting will DO
helo THIS evening for the purpose OF completing ar
Tor the reception and entertainment OF
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RIVER NEWS.

Go ONE and all to seibert's Garden
Thanksgiving day.
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r PAINS
\ LONG FELT WANT,
Robert Luke

2 EobertLuk
b h1 sec Hs a.. . 1hs r. man = ! driver ior / stree,
q moat any time night OF day. on us ana MaSI .a,e. h 1os
VIZ 1 n.I 7, iss7. Any person Wishing lii ssel.
ls, WI meet al q tho t1sin1 on TIL lid al m
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ULCERS

sCRUFULUUS ULCERS,
James I. Richardson, Custom House, Nav o..
S1nfs on on GA oath H. sf SnSv III, I'M 1870 scroiulous ulcers
Everything known 10 Ne medicaa t OK Cos.
Tas tned IN vain. !. I became a nero Wrecf - AZ
times could not LIT my hands to my head, conId
mott su H. IN !. BED ! was In constant pain. and loosed
years. In 1850 | heard OF the Cuticnre Pa,aadt ~
used them. and was perfectly cured.n AeA.'oON1
.t Sworn to before o. &. Conn.,. d. Crawto,d
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Frank Sherwood, arrested for robbing glum's
store, has made q clean breast OF the affair and has
returned all the goods. He shouldered all Tue
blame and the other boys were released. lie Is Just
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a. CHARMING variety Of tho most
lovely Goods ever offered for Presents
can bs found Mt Kinks Art Store, 1905
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Tho Thermometer at Schnopf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, req.
istered as follows t@b. 3#s -;
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Stage Of tho Wator and Movements Of tho
F i#s AtalN f.AE RORts. FgT,-44r g7=.EistE

-sH#IH#aH a#H.-=#t .e4F
Stage Of tho wator and Movements OF tho
Roats.
The coal operators at Pittsburgh ara
reported aa still having hopes that
there will be q boating stage in the
river within the next few days, They
are looking for more rain 10 follow
what little has been had in the naat
lew days. A rise that would float tho
loaded packages would let out 5000, 900
bushels now lying in the pools and wait.
ing Tor q rise. This amount would great.
~ relieve the low stocks and high prices
nthe lower markets. It would also nut
about $500,0O0 atloat in and about the
Monongahela mining interests. The dis.
t1lbutlon of this among the miners yould
DO welcomed and q riso that would let the
empties up from below, where thew are
stranded, would give the minera STEADY
work all winter. It ia estimated that when
the mines are running full that $500, 600
Ia paid to the miners each month. The
pay rolls Of come Of the largest firms, In.
Guiding Walton { Co., O'Neil & o.,
Brown d Co., and John a.. Woods 4 Co.,
amount to $50, 900 per month each, for
their separate minea. The miners along
the M~onongahela, though badly in need
Of work, are not reported to be Id distress
GO yet. They will have q hard winter be-.
tore them, however, il thore is not soon a
rise in the rivera.
Capt. Charlie M%uhloman, fthe steamer
terdsy.
The construction Of dam at Cincinnati
similar to the n at Davis Island by the
National Government is agitated.
N%ymphes will bs the name Of the new
Ohio river lighthouse tender row build-
Ing. The name signifss ",Water lily
The ". N. Chancellor will resume her
place IN tho Pittsburgh and Kanawha
tion. "t'
Captain g. W. Bachelor commended
tho Allegheny when she made her "a
run between Louisville and Gin
During the low water spell the Benton
McMiliin, commanded by Captain Hold.
Knowles, has been running in the Ciucin.
uati-Madison trade.
The new towboat, Baltimore, recently
completed by James Rees & Sons, at
Pittsburgh, will leave for New Orleans
Iust as soon as there is suficient water.
Tho new Wheeling and Parkersbure
'teamer,c"Bsn Hur," which is being built
Marietta by Knox & Son, will be ready
or the trade next week provided there ia
Tater.S Her model Is pronounced superior
that Of any craft now plying between
,heHe two citiee,
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(, GENTLEMEN; examine our Waukenphast,
ne easiest fitting fine shoe In the market.
j. w. AMIcK.
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Go TO soibert'a Garden Thanksgiving

3 IVORY STARCH, always ready md reliable, No
no sticking, perfect work, GroceH.